Warhammer Lords of All: The Celestial Dragon Empire

To be honest, in Warhammer 3, only Nurgle and Calamity treated the old man with courtesy compared to other factions.

There are people doing background analyses of the Warhammer universe, right? I think it would be helpful to look into that. Adding some relevant background information would at least reduce the amount of criticism. I've seen many novels get criticized for being abandoned because of inaccurate settings.

Take your time writing it. I suggest writing it together with Miaoying; who doesn't love the white-haired dragon girl?

Ahhhhh

Yeah, they added a bunch of elements, and if the game crashes, who's to blame? They should have just sticked to using cheat codes. Instead, they crammed a bunch of third-rate martial arts elements of unknown origin into Warhammer 3. Seriously, I'm speechless.

Another suggestion is for the author to check out the setting book. If that's inconvenient, they can search for it on Bilibili, because the forces within China are very complex, including vampires, chaos, and more. China also has its own unique Jade Blood Demons.

Mysterious Shadow

Did no one mention that initial question? Or were they all deleted? Was the character's low intelligence based on real-life people? Come on, it's not surprising that novel protagonists are a bit smart.

That's good. There are very few Warhammer books being written these days, so this one is quite interesting. (By the way, I can't accept that Warhammer 3 doesn't support Orcs.)

I glanced at the book title, and it's very faithful.